One of the world’s most beautiful natural harbours, Sydney Harbour is famed for its sparkling waters, iconic sights, spectacular events and hundreds of kilometres of shoreline. Sydney Harbour is also a working harbour with a thriving maritime industry that supports the city’s economic development.

Australia’s busiest waterway, Sydney Harbour sees thousands of recreational, passenger and working vessels share the water with around 1,200 large commercial vessels each year, including the cruise ships that call into Sydney’s two cruise terminals: the Overseas Passenger Terminal and White Bay Cruise Terminal.

At the heart of Sydney Harbour is Glebe Island, a working port for over 100 years that today provides Sydney with a vital maritime supply route for construction materials that will build the city’s future.

Annual quick facts

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Sydney Harbour vessel movements

Date & Time Expected ARR / DEP Vessel Vessel type Agent From To In port
Fri 3 Jul
05:00
05:30 Arrival Carnival Splendor Passenger/Cruise CVL Tangalooma Overseas Passenger Terminal (SCPT) No
Fri 3 Jul
07:30
N/A Shift ICS Allegiance Products Tanker ICO Gore Cove 2 (GOR2) Fleet Base East 12 (FBE12) Yes
Fri 3 Jul
07:45
08:25 Arrival Sycamore Training Ship WSP Australia - Unknown HMAS Waterhen (WAHEN) No
Fri 3 Jul
13:00
13:40 Departure Wyuna Cement Carrier WSP Fleet Base East 8 (FBE8) Gladstone No
Fri 3 Jul
14:00
14:40 Departure Wyuna Cement Carrier WSP Glebe Island 8 (GLB8) Gladstone Yes
Fri 3 Jul
15:00
N/A Shift ICS Allegiance Products Tanker ICO Fleet Base East 12 (FBE12) Gore Cove 2 (GOR2) No
Fri 3 Jul
15:30
16:00 Departure Carnival Splendor Passenger/Cruise CVL Overseas Passenger Terminal (SCPT) Australia Offshore No
Sat 4 Jul
06:45
07:40 Departure Cl Marguerite Duras Tanker (unspecified) WSP Gore Cove 1 (GOR1) Brisbane Yes

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